[Puppet Users] Re: Config files based on rpm version

[John Martin]

You could creat a fact that returns the version number of the package
installed.  Then in the configuration file use Boolean logic to set
values and blocks of the config file templates accordingly.  Note that
there is a puppet function you will need to compare the version
strings however I don't know it off the top of my head.

John

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[Puppet Users] Re: Config files based on rpm version

[treydock]

To get the version you'll likely have to use facts, but once you have
the facts you can use something like the following...

file {
/etc/pam.d/system-auth-ac:
source  = $operatingsystemrelease ? {
/5.(\d)/ =
puppet:///modules/kerberize/system-auth-ac,
/6.(\d)/ =
puppet:///modules/kerberize/system-auth-ac.centos6,
},

That example points to a different configuration file based on the OS
release number (this example is for CentOS).  So the first condition
is true if 5.x and the second for anything 6.0 and so on.  Should be
similar once you have your custom fact made.

- Trey

On Aug 6, 2:08 am, carl carlla...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,
 I have a few virtuozzo servers that are running different versions.
 Some are running 4.0 and some are running 4.6. I am having a hard time
 figuring out how to set the configuration file based on the rpm
 version that is currently installed. Is there a tutorial or page that
 has an example of something like this?

 Thanks

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